Bruce Springsteen & The E St Band
Title: N/A
Location: CNE Stadium, Toronto, ON
Date: 7/26/1984 
Label: 2nd Generation Tape
Artwork: Front + back.

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Disc I

1 Badlands 
2 Out In The Street
3 10th Avenue Freeze-Out
4 Atlantic City
5 My Father's House
6 Who'll Stop The Rain
7 Prove It All Night
8 Glory Days
9 The Promised Land
10 Used Cars
11 My Hometown
12 Born In The USA
13 Thunder Road 

Disc II

14 Hungry Heart
15 Dancing In The Dark
16 Cadillac Ranch
17 Sherry Darling 
18 No Surrender
19 Fire
20 Because the Night 
21 Ramrod 
22 Bobby Jean
23 Backstreets
24 Rosalita

Disc III

25 Jungleland
26 Born To Run
27 Devil With The Blue Dress Medley
28 Twist & Shout / Do You Love Me? 


Notes: From original ABMS upload.

This is the third of 3 shows Bruce played at CNE Stadium. 
Sound of this show isn't as good as the first 2 nights, but seeing how they were awesome, this is still quite good and 
very enjoyable. 


Bruce was only some 2 weeks and 16 shows into the legendary Born In The USA tour, the album that would eventually propel 
him into super stardom. Bruce was still just introducing some of the Nebraska songs and the arrangement he gives them is 
great. This show contained the very infrequently played "My Father's House". 

Didn?t tape this one myself, but was at all 3 shows and they were killer. Haven?t seen this here yet so ?



From Brucebase:

Audience tape and partial professionally shot video. Set includes the live premiere (and obviously the first ever 
performance in Canada) of "My Father's House" and a rare "Ramrod" - one of only five performances in 1984. "Who'll Stop 
The Rain" also features. Soundboard from video of fifteen songs (second set and encores) also available on CDR 'Part Of 
The Show' and 'Ten Years Burning Down The Road' (Rattlesnake), which is a "lossy" recording. Full show released on CDR 
'Toronto Last Light 84' - not sure if the soundboard tracks are included in this one. A very high quality professionally 
shot film of the second set and encores circulates on DVD, released by several different labels. 'Hot Fun In The 
Summertime' from Watchdog has a permanent logo burnt into the top left of the screen. 'Do You Love Me' from Hot Stuff 
eliminates the logo, but instead has a logo that is only visible for a few seconds between songs. Ruthless Copying Records
subsequently released two versions, the second of which (titled 'Whole Lotta Rosie Revisited') has the logo digitally 
removed and is the one to acquire. This footage is particularly notable for fine renditions of "Backstreets" and 
"Jungleland", as well as the final encores.


Joe Roberts